New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 1

G S A B June 27th — PRICE THREE CENTS MM DOHENY GIVES STARTLING HISTORIC CHURCH DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE | EXTRA TERRITORIAL RIGHTS STORY, PLACING BLAME - S | IN CHINA WOULD BE TAKEN ~ OF OIL LEASES ON DENBY | “;.‘; el UP UNDER AMERICA’S PLAN ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1925. —EIGHTEEN PAGES Declares He Himself|(Tcading Figures Was Moved By Pa- | “In Latest Phase | ' i . ‘ ; : g 2 s SAN['ERS HFU] H]R State Department Said : | _ S & : i To Consider This Im- triotic Motives, Being Z : ALl I R R e 1 HIEH !;_[]_UKT TRIM‘ portant Step In Solv- Led To Believe Great - ‘ e ; . Driver Bound Over on Criminal| ing Disorders In Pacific War Threat. ! . VTR R : it Negllp,ence Charg Orient. ey s for, v T WP TR ot [TRUGK KILLED MARTIN BOY 15 Nations Would Be Given Asserts Real Facts Have| { s 3 . ¢ O Rave SR R i ) v Counsel for Defense Argues Tor Dis- | Oppor'lunil_\' to Take Been Suppressed, That ; " A ! charge and Puts on No Witnesses | Part in Proposed Con- 5 5 ane 5 é s 4 s b i ) Gih. - 3 —Greenstein Declares Auto Had | ference, He Saved Govt. Million by L b T ¢ ) ! ke | § ; : <) A b o g A No Right fn School Yard, and Made No Profit for g : b 1 b §.4 ; ] . o . A Ty / B oy, r prob: cavse on A | washington, July 1 (P—Instruc- o : ’ 5 i . " i ) o Y sharge of crimina against |tions for Minister MacMurray, who imself. . ; 2 y A : ; of 551 Main (Wil arrive at his post in Peking by |July 4, are expected to indicate s desire here that the whole question of extra territorial rights fn China. be taken under consideration at the earliest practicable date. ; } i i, il tro: court this morning, New York, July 1 (P—The New 4 : i ' ; : . : : njamin W, Alling bound | York Times today publishes a C;,']w_ ? | over to the September ses- t i N 1 Sl supreme ourt de ds right inferview in which Edward L. ; 3 , (Wired to New York ® by Pacific & Aliantic Photos, Tne) e cadtander hond, Doheny, giving his own story of the UL e E 5 g & 008 o LaChd ing a truck | q¢ the other powers agree in that naval oil le discloses what he ¢ lthoi allic struck and kllled | yjowpoint, the international commis- indicates las been regarded hitherto five year old Isadore Martin of Ilm a7 a great wilitary sceret, T slon authorized during the Washing- g - | ! e e athan Hale seoolyard |ton arms conference to deal with e Espet Engineers Vol T( OVERCONE BY Higgins Advises Comnecticut Co. |*\iicisrlicel ., S et T ot Atter Assistant Prosceutor Willam |\ chly 1o up its functions together correspondent against the advieo of M. Greenstein had rested the flllt‘fiv unteer to A]d in Re- l T T k C Off “L R o o with representatives of all nations the Times says, Mr. Dohen | ¢ orncy P I McDonough, of {whg have a natural interest in Chi- it hrne. A sue . L. DOHENY | "J ”MINAT!N[I [‘IAS 0 1aKe Lars emon Oute S e e e been an Elk Hills leas ]‘ | R Ty building Santa Bar- e would his company have under pox " ]uq-,:lm.w; nl\:[ \r‘f:‘r uh;:d "huf"] md:l:::\?‘ New instructions are under prep- he construction of 1he Pearl Har- Y B 2 11 rust § Squa that there was any wilful negligence | 4ration Glatate dethrtme b G i | bara — San Francisco Woman Becomes Uncansciot mSWLEN Y GOING GOOD |t st oD B o migal dolin b Zicbicon chiel of e | /R : | orks erlime Be- | 2100 of the machifie. The court de- lare based on all advices recelve maval bireau of ehgince | : - o AISO to Help in Re_’ When Plpp {0 Cellar Ts Broken ‘!N &TATF I‘flURNAMtN[, | nted and after conferring | grom China in connection with the | New Instructions moaning Losses {with A y Alfred LeWitt, Me-|anii_foreign disturbances, including great war in the Pacific the , o , s { \ Li nough \ny"w nced that the defense |ypa provisional government's de- the United States n 1821 and that : i b ld Old M Farmington Aven ine | woull not nlace any witnesses on the | mand that o an ot pae was | L ullding 15101, | LABORER NEXT MFFECTED - EREE G B he sl ien) the one link in the national defen- ol T u * This | Arguing against the motion, As-| Tnitiation of suck an inquiry into 2 chain on which depende G q Wins ¥ ””" Wheeler ’”“‘ ndonment of the Karminglon tant Proseeutor Willlam M. Green- {1 question would be the first af- v or defeat for the United San T'ranclseo, July 1 Re- Mrs, Rose Blan And Sahatore Go- | Marnine . (o1 v trolley line an itution | § timed that the gross negli- | frmative step taken by any foreign Trial Opens In Oclober & Vs ,.!OHHHL, Thllfi (vf)ll'll | anton NES S nce in the case was contained 10 |ooyntry m\\:m providing & perma- Mr. Doheny will go to (vinl tn| B : : for superior structural engineers to Into Semi-Finals Chaleman Righan) 4 HisEinerof | R BCL0 LI BENCSImRN S ORI meit (eol itlon et ithEprain Y Washinzgton in October on a charge i A Public Utilitles, Commission to | the tru t license and had |tjoy in China. . X T . 5 act in advisery capacity in laying fation And Police Squad Roshes A > driven into the schoolyard bre bl % i A of criminal conspiracy with Albert § ¥ v o 1 in 1 10olyard where h The Washington ornme) R Tall, former secretary of the in- | |8 g | plans for the reconstruction of the | : tate ca v y \ ad no right to go ways had favored curtaily b 4 ; To Monroe Strecf Honn S en TN he LR ESPE a o ays a ( terlor, 1 connection with the il | PERSEE B | aovastotcd orea of the citv, three 2 : : ] Shouted to Little Boys, special privileges i countrics Hille oil lease, which the government Totin Matodzinski of 133 Pleasant | extra territorial privi sponding to Santa Barbara's request mes Sufier From Partinl Asphys- ; ngincers of outstanding prominence | Mrs, Rose 1 A ment for the goif champlonship ) to establish adequate judicial sye in the Los Angeles foderal court has i 5 left San I'rancisco last night. oines Rarronlye atcanedt hy (10 W state enters it third day | My . was 1 treet, a letler carrlor Who was de- [tems of thelr own, In common witl succeeded in invalidating. i A 5 C. B. Grunsky, president of the o ¢+ o 'of play today with the 1924 cham- A, couns trofley 3 mail near the scene of the|other powers the United States al The story of naval officers feavs American Society of Civil Enginecrs; [2SPIysiation allernoon St i B oabmaty Y p trage told the court that he aw |ready has relinquishwd t1ghts of ex ot var in the Pacifie, Mr. Doheny Professor Charles B. Wing, head nf 2clock whe ° womsn's t H i the fittle Martin boy, with & com-{iya territoriality tn Turkes and P'at fays was contained in a deposition ¢ panion. walking along the sidewalk | estine, and it sponsored at the Wash bty Admiral TZebisen put in evidenee Stanford v, and Professor |from a e \ v o 1 nrning vound he o ¢ vely : on their way liome from gchool. Just |ington conference the praposal o in the trials of the cuits to annul the w D, Mars 1 the steuetural | comen : e el oo 12dny f o =5 o las they ed at {he "dgi Teapat Lame and Vil Hilla lenses, EDWIN DENBY Bt I n ol T L ; : o & but the portion relating to the milt ident of the Amer- tar to ma fary secrel was atricken out the eivil engineering department at {88 Monrae leading | 5 commission to sfudy the Chir Sapders headed |judicial situation. shoted to the two Schurman’s Few - — c y of Clvil Enginee - fo shu Y ing | N. Wheeter, B % Hey- | much needs i 1. |11t tols 1o got out of the way. See-| Even before the present Wilhur Objected To Pacts fitutedithe marly sen! S 5 B s dhr ) . S 1 i : p e T ; 1 honla o & comiug towards them, {apti-forelgn exeitoment 11 Ciin In this conncetion Se roiary Wil | ) , I‘ Franeisco mber of commeres top of the . v X t ) 1 o ) ronsider | he ) 1 run into the fwag precipitated by th hanghat bur. subpoenaed fo produce certatn | il y for help from the people Gt i T 4 5 PRk : 5 Aocuments | {of . t of the 1 . ird I the truck followed |ineidents, Jacob Gould Schurnan gent a eertificate that it SN Dannlseo lo FEs(ora thatnila . ey . : inf sue 11t [N wanld be aguinet the national inter | s . E ision 1) nmis . {then American min to Puekhie . n a0 Ju ion Santa Barbara. partly destroyed oo ; i Strong rookl 10 order for one Truck "“‘"‘v* Over Vietim's Chum. ||n an address delivored 1n that city i e ] (; h |]HM|“H| e ATV ORI T AT, e Ar e (e sy 10 coneral Tospital 1 sonditions were sxcellont 3 Wish They Had Money Back, Matodzinski £aid that he saw the |outlined a course of action in 1¢ called attention to remarks by i Ul It (AL QTP ARG S ety iy s e A o Engineer Dennett told the ¢ i Kenneds in the Teapo! Dore de- | 4 oRtRen BT A SR Pl s sl el s fdde e cision that there was no further need G SR A Y AT Th Ty 2y itate 5 we ory fas t e R e Judze Throws T4 Out of | from San Francieco citizens was «s ; . A | sured. Martin boy's compan- |gard to changes in the Chines e AT S 1 and pass over him, but he did | jefal procedure which he quest s who | Mot see the Martin boy get struck. It [eould pave the way for the aban fell | qonment by his government of extra vy int ampion- | srowth to the northy 1 nssur er the trick hetween the wheels | tarritorial rights. There has beer t nine holes paint 'y 7 S . 1 ¢ 1 he companion horrors of the invasion of Bele 3 f N 3 " T e e T Db Court for Lack of cond ronnd W, J.|of hamdsome reta N the t- « passed over himino reason to doubt that he spoke shall never fr He asked me to hut on their ar porary Oricntal invasion of the 1a- ) i : e | Sy the ! T v the truck passed over | Thirteen nations probably would | AS l‘ 0' Y recovered sufficiently 10 m : S nEcrValeibia ey i 0y's iead and Killed him | pe given an opportunity to particl dwelt on how el worse, ow |, SN s ltew out e Tho police lTenrned that employes on T s and A. C. Glles W \ : 1 s driving |They are the nine which signed the nuch more horrible, how much (Lot S S T B el ey R B S : was ' : r ¢l T00fing ma- (extra territorfality resolution at : divorea (S| Wooster Street Young Wonrn Will 10 {30 W00 A - s i wns owned by Alex Jes- |wasnington arms conference—the Meson 2 pren e s bt "m,‘ .‘vw'u “\- vm Hiks Iinter St Aug 's Novitiate hroken the E leading fernatont 1 Sivepnex: q I city's s I no operator's li- |{ipited States, Belgium, Great Brit- Forielatharte i, vgien Syminglon, in whieh T i SR R e Blau hor he b : Policeman William China, France, Italy, Japan, the Reports of Mobilization SRR T ; e Spit e e 2o : T I O e R e Flig tyen & e Wl it the poreh and ftold by 3 any Was »Searcd i 10 t of their inves- | four who have adhered to the pol I v issed ctio Miss Fileen Riley. daughter of (1o had proken the pipe. 4 3 1 L inter ns nfter the police were noti- |joy expressed in that resolution given to foreis : < ¥ s oA Sk ARG no BN T lomas AV R nvo i U e b B R 1 i e th ”mmnm_,\' Pen <n1in and Sweden Refife tor iR R e ot : presents dhdence entitling | el St i sk vr‘\')rlflvfl\ it redibly 5‘,‘;1 notice i e i o a divorce, ox ‘”H 0 :;]1- Al i et s "<w”w" { e : M SN e ’ amed us corespond- | OFdeT of Sisters of Mercy. She has inn * aArps, Tian more to be dreaded was an Owental mation regarding orders which heen teaching Kindergarfen {505 d o wetld ot | d s Niarye Parochial Sehoe! e h R e i e ey A I 2 eas 2 o SEaveR S oAt : 21 Year Old New Yorker ~|mMI~ "E ) Y n of his specifications of mis- | __ % oman Is Nominated (o ¢ e 8 » X ! I N A : e | Alabama ember n- TR e o e Fatal Accident Held Be Justice m H e Peace (21! Wheeler in whic : \ ) ; Baeofl N - von lare Y t rk s L ral per h 1 to hold H HY o New York Student, Disciple of |forc the thrown out of Fault of No Person ' rnoston The namit A o land wos 1 - Sl [Enonnces His Retirement B ed rges of | Middletown, July 1 (£ -No o tion of Mis v T s R Nietzeche's Philosaphy, Takes Own | : A ; ‘ ‘ ik b itier s 1 it et S BTt b anping 4 After March 4 Mauri , an ar- |inal responsibility rested on anyon L " . bridge to t Life By Gas, I with Mrs. Syming®n. Fatio {for the accident which cost the life |'h® peace rertons | { ' Blames Cars for Traffie Jams Nabarand D S | Birmingham, Ala, Juir 1 7. inniate the Conn, insan. V28 foday s the council ‘ csophy of i Kt 5 l IDMSL be hospital, Kille when a trestle on Governor L sald Justice Ford, “before a |the Institution ground collapsed Jun 1 can rob his wife of her (19 in the opinion of Coroner Smitii SCTve in fhis ! roold s "putation. Apparently there is no room of his he Symington seated in t — ) e 5 by saw |Senator Oscar W. Underwood will b Former Governor MeGovern of Wis- | .. ") : v Ige rail- rot be a candidate for reelection ¢ o Hencatil ¢ B S L Brapple im. but he |yne njted States senate when hie in a decision given today. He also 9. “\ A onsin. Would Take TLaFolletto's 11 1) g £ v present term expires. explained that the mental condition |®tIOn Wer ) ¢ S T @ c = Ao {550 A unedneing B4 b ton 1o 103 e court | was such that it was proper for the 2 in Senate, wa g I his | institution authoritics to use him on |27 Alarms in June But e ; Miners Committee Votes Hes AT gEre AN Wis,, July N Hiel reas {Lrother, Justice M. Stewart ¢ | trestle work if they desired to do so. Wi J 1 N 1€, |6an o Dellliiore Cwhan ths cemnlaae Fire Loss Is Small | i ancis 1. McGovern, former gov- e ; : lo Rowmmend Tax Levy Seven hell ns an s r of Wisconsin, today an T i y f vty ‘,,‘W\ per| “WUI you allow me to say in th | nothing about the trestle to indicate A unced his cand T imns o vironment will kill you i NTre, on's daughter by her |in advance that it might collapse and |! Sl Lo : 1 t \ s 3 August | that I At e It had been writt \ ner mare Dorothea Webber, |its collapse was atiributed by them |THERE (G THe T o by leat ¢ city | St $200,000 to 2 A note wa md in wandwrit- [rcom with his son, Thomas, he coroner examined several ex- any genjus but no woney, [dismissed. He refused to make any 'perts who gave opinions th kill yonursel one - ymmenr q vesterday |to be entirely accidental and un- been reading Nietzsehe's “Genealogy |1 efer Symi voidat ed the enne taken by the young ¥ accident SO oD & a aIf in favor T ity 1 e . 1 y - ant] s student to s feared “en- d d in her favor. — 7 el b < lown n 8 conve vironms HAS UN]QUE COFFIN - ‘\Iame Ralhoad Tld(‘!\f R aRd Ll : rder for ot t o from resulting in more than slight los . \n-‘\(\l\( ming HCH.‘ Houltor mvun July 1 (A fo E n of the To Discus u kan(‘c 2 \icondl v xaial At Elm St. Crossing || out to \ Saloonkeeper Has One Made Prom L yver Broc he most s Casket Shortage in Nome, so Vormer HIGH TIDY His Old Bar. July 2 4~m||:lm-| Timie) ¢ F £ i v . “ "‘,"‘ o Wch 5 At New London, 5:32 a. m t e the om time t Epi X sietlng 3 8.00 nouup AU ewl Havia, s they n t Fireman Seeks Sleep, J ghways. 0:45 a. m.. 3 m R 2 & 2 sur- | i ‘ or Doherty Boxing Inspector 1O CALL ON PRESIDENT e n Destroys Fire Alarm | 1507, Nome and Teller gold f ! For City of New Haven . s l s G i gy o ke iy police de THE WEATHER gress In point of continuous GeEN appointed insy le» the new boxin Hartford, July f.—Forceast Gibney died Saturday after an-il- | problem s o magaitude [1aw 1 yor Pitzgerald v. B for New Britain and viciniy v 1088 (01 ture: {{ quirin v ly and confer |||is well known to sporting m . Fair tonight: Thursday in- night. Most of the [ination on the Woodrow WHSSRES m\n.v: Ny H served || ence wi Pokle oted ppointee lald it down as his pw v creased clondiness, probably ) etitioned the town | presidential ticket in 1013, a8 WENEE hen prohibitl When 2 at meots shall be cleanly conavet followed by showers; not gli, ten h fan tw 1 or ) | einstate Frank, who claims [as of supreme court justiceship S establishment out_ ot 1 1 v g 4. shall start o s 3 t much change in temperature r . Y f N ) ham, co out the fuses. 1922, H& Wwas one of four Ame expressed the wish » ¢ ' . r t y 0 " fnto a coffin. ) lside of the hearing. | souls. (Continued on Page Fiftesm) & ' ‘ ¥ 1 y fashio of the Go m in Daw { 1 had the S which he o was proprietor. 3 System i ; m would not Jisturb his |fusal of the vice 1\!\\“(“‘“1 nouts 5 ars. He was born